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Al-Ahly won with a goal to nil at the expense of the Tanta team, which is about to say goodbye to the Egyptian League officially.
Al-Ahly’s winning goal on matchday 30 of the Egyptian League came in the 79th minute, through Amr Al-Soulia.
The loss of Tanta hampered the team’s balance at the 18th spot of last place to get closer to their nightly farewell from the Premier League. The team coached by Reda Abdel Aal now needs to win all the matches they have left while waiting for Al Masry (30 points) and Haras Al Hodoud (30 points) falter.
The maximum number of points that Tanta’s team can achieve is 30 points, which is owned by the Egyptian duo and the Border Guard, who are ranked 14th and 15th.
Al-Masry’s win or draw against Aswan, as well as the border guards against Smouha in the current league round, officially write Tanta’s farewell from the Premier League.
While the victory increased the leadership of the league champion in accumulating points, reaching 79.
The match in which the Swiss Rene Weiler featured Marwan Mohsen, Mahmoud Abdel-Moneim “Kahraba”, Junior Ajay and Ahmed Al-Sheikh in attack, did not witness many opportunities, especially in the first half.
Kahraba scored before the end of the first half, but the goal was disallowed after reverting to video technology due to the presence of a hand on the Al-Ahly striker.
The second half was better with the fight against the Tanta players, and with the start of opportunities for Al-Ahly, especially thanks to the Kahraba striker and Ali Maaloul.
Mohamed Magdy “Afsha”, Aliou Diang, Aliu Badji, Hussein Al Shahat and Mahmoud Waheed participated as Fyler substitutions in the second half.
Al-Soulia took advantage of a header from Afsha, which received a cross from Ali Maaloul, to turn it into the net.
Al-Sulayyah did not deflect the ball with his foot, but instead struck his knee to mark the net of the fighter Tanta team.
Al-Soulia reached his sixth personal league goal this season as his best record throughout his career in the Egyptian League.
In the final minutes, Mohamed El Shennawy kept his goal without conceding goals, equating Sherif Ikrami with 23 clean sheets and needing only one match, to break my record of honor in the 2016-17 season as the goalkeeper who kept his goal in a season in the Egyptian League.
Rami Rabiaa succumbed to injury and was knocked out on a stretcher in the final moments of the match.
